Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-07-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.

elry, watches, repairing, etc.
A big stock of Wall Paper just received
at ]. W. Parker's, Bismarck.
Landlord Bottomley believes his oats
will 60 fifty bushels to the acre.
q Miss Eva Campbell gave party to her
lady friends Saturday afternoon.
= Mrs. Kelm and Miss Lille departed last
week on visit to Barnes county.
= Miss Connor and Miss Campbell visited
Miss Cell. at Danbury. Wednesday.
Miss N. P. Franklin returned home
Wednesday from visit to Bismarck.
Attorney r. P. Allison, of Steele. was
a visitor to Williamsport last Tuesday.
7 Mrs. Farrell and her daughter Annie
returned Monday from trip to Bismarck.
Best Mixed Paints at bedrock price
for sale by J. W. Parker, Bismarck. Oak.
Pretty nearly all the teams in Emmons
County are absent working on the rail-
road.
j. w. Parker, Bismarck. keeps on hand
one of the best stocks of Drugs on the
Missouri Slope.
Miss Jennie Smalley returned Wednes-
day from a visit to Mrs. Martin Flick,
near Winchester.
Walker Robinson came in from the
railroad camp Sunday. He quit work in
order to do his haying.
Miss Mary Farrell, who has been teach
ing IN Burleigh County, will pass the va
cation with her parents.
h.. r. L. Durant & Co., wholesale and re.
tail booksellers and stationers wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
The Northwestern Farmer asks how to
raise girls, and the St. Johu Record says
to yell "Snakes r Yes, or "Mouse v'
,[Capt. Flick was in town Wednesday.
He reports the ram of Monday us being
very heavy in the Beaver Greek country.
Bismarck Settler: Miss Flora Camp
bell. of Glencoe, has been IN the city fol
some days, the guest of Mrs. Robert Mac
nider -
Go to X. Brady s. Co., Bismarck, for
sewing machines. A good stock of the
best kinds always on hand and at reason
able prices.
IS. E. Kurtz has been cutting his barley
The grains are remarkably plump and
heavy. s. E. says it is tho best barley he
ever raised.
Captain Call. of Bismarck, passed
through town Wednesday on his way Out
to examine Albert Robinson's grain crop
recently damaged by hail.
While there has been no rush of immi-
grafton to Enmens County this year,
still in all parts Of the county number
of new settlers have moved in. -
Miss Katie Linderman, of Philadel
phia, is wishing her relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Llnderman and Mr.. and Mrs. Keeb
ler, Of the Williamsport country.
The Rev. Father Wolfgang, of Bis.
marck, will celebrate mass next Tuesday
the Goth. between the hours of and
o'clock, at the residence of Mr.. Farrell.
A sunday-school teacher in Lltchfiel6
told his infants to ask anything they hat
in their minds, and little one asked,
"When is the circus comingf'-[Chrls.
tian ut Work. ,-f@
Major Dickey came down Monday from
Bismarck, bringing new cook for the
hotel. The major says the mosqultoe!
are worse than ever in the Capital City
He returned Tuesday.
The rate fixed by the county commits
sioners for lots in the different townsiteI
was given incorrectly week before last
1t should have read "Winona $780,
instead of '$1.75," each.
j. w. Parker, the Bismarck druggist,
has received mammoth spring stock,
which he will dispose of at the smallest
percentage of profit. Call and learn
prices before purchasing.
"Do you have good drinking water
herer asked a stranger in Kentucky
Guess It's pretty good" replied the ma.
tive; "never seems to hurt the horses ane
cattle. --[Texas siftings. >.
A peddler with his pack of dry good.
and notions trudged into Williamsport
the ether day. But, on being informed
that he would have to take out a license
he started back for the railroad.
Bushman & Co., Of Bismarck, have To-
Gated railroad.supply store at Long
Lake (the old hotel). and are prepared te
furnish Emmons County people with
groceries, ETC., at lowest cash prices.
When Mondays mail. bag from Livons
was dumped at the Williamsport postef1ce
most Of the mail for this place was found
to- be missing, and in its stead was the
mail for Vanderbilt and LaGrace. How
long is this thing to be kept upa
While working in Mr.. Turner'S we'll, al
Horsebead, recently, Ed Lawler was over
come by foul air and prostrated in foul
feet of water. But he retained his senses
sufficiently to enable him to keep his
! nose above water until he could be res
cued.
Tribune, Tuesday: E. G. Packer, ar
enterprising farmer from Emmons County
and manager Of the Bringhurst farm, wa.
in the city yesterday with samples OF
wheat and oats that beat anything ye,
seen. He says that on the first day Of
this month it looked as il there would be